Clinical supervisors
50 articles for this audience.
- Collecting haunts: the clients who never leave your mind
- Diagnosing your ex-husband in session
- Empathy fatigue: when compassion turns into disgust
- Faking empathy for an hour
- Giving up on a Borderline before the first session
- Grieving the ones who get better
- I liked her better before she healed
- I miss the clients who needed me too much
- Keeping them in treatment for the mortgage
- Lies that help more than truth
- Manipulating the spouse to leave
- My burnout looks like enlightenment
- My favorite pathological liar
- My favorite sociopath
- My inner supervisor is drunk
- My unspoken crushes in session
- Righteous cruelty in the name of growth
- Secretly enjoying someone's relapse
- Strategic gaslighting for a good cause
- Taking a client you know you can't help
- The addiction of hearing secrets
- The client who reminded me of my mother — and paid for it
- The client who taught me to manipulate better
- The confession that shouldn't have healed me
- The day I wanted to slap a client
- The dopamine hit of being needed
- The erotic thrill of ethical restraint
- The erotic transference you actually enjoyed
- The fear of being useless when clients actually heal
- The god complex you never lose
- The guilt of enjoying transference
- The love affair that almost happened
- The orgasm nobody names: saving someone
- The porn addicts I envy
- The power trip of being the safe one
- The secret joy of a client's divorce
- The seductive charm of damaged people
- The superiority that keeps us employed
- The therapeutic use of a well-timed insult
- Therapy for sociopaths who want to get better at it
- Transference is just attraction we legalized
- Unethical fantasies at professional dinners
- When holding space becomes emotional masturbation
- When silence becomes punishment
- When the couple is better off breaking up (but you need the fee)
- When therapy becomes kink with paperwork
- When your client becomes more interesting than your spouse
- Why CBT is for robots
- Why I don't send my kids to therapy
- Why the most ethical thing I ever did looked terrible on paper